"Illustrator Richard Hogg writes a blog about Pens, giving equal time to the good old fashioned felt tip as its more exotic cousins".

"This has been around for donkeys years but worth a look if you haven't seen it. Something to do with the US government is archiving the entire internet regularly. So you can look at any website at any stage over the last 10 years or so. The Moving Image Archive is a sort of a higher resolution, curated version of youtube. Particularly interesting is the '50s government informational films and also the classic cartoons section. Here's a good one for starters".

"Best museum I can remember visiting in years and an excellent source of inspiration. If you get inspiration from a display of mounted domesticated dog heads that is. The website's rubbish but if you like walruses, mexican masks and live near London you won't be disappointed".

"Brain-expanding daily-ly updated contemporary art blog. Image above, taken from the site, is by Nicolas Grospierre".

"Inspiring amazingness from Malmö-based Scando-Hibernian design/photography duo, Matthew and Emelie. They're in between websites, but they do have quite a comprehensive myspace. They also made this music video, with D.A.D.D.Y., for Irish band Jape, which you have probably already seen as it has a thriillion views".

Graham Linehan, of Father Ted, Big Train (and bits of Brasseye and Day Today) fame has an entertaining regularly updated blog.

"My brother sent me this with the subject 'You'll may never need another website again'. Essential viewing".

"Homepage for Architectural Association designer Wayne Daly, showcasing his collaborations with Zak Kyes, alongside his own work. Great stuff".

"Anyone anywhere who's spent a day drawing a stack of animation will know you need something to stop your brain turning to mush and oozing out your nose. This radio show podcast fulfills this purpose for me, each episode is a series of thematically grouped true stories as told by the likes of David Sedaris, Dave Eggers and other Davids. Above is a still taken from an video episode of the program, animated by Chris Ware".

"Consistently great collection of images from art / science / design / funny animal posters. You need to work out the Norwegian for 'next page', after that its easy street. The Space Collective gallery is also worth a look but is not so regularly updated".